Anne described him in detail. Basically saying he had class and style. Once she walked over to Thomas and her sister and her sister said I'll leave you two be, I was like hmmmm what's going on here. Intimate, friendly inside jokes? Those are not possible together in my opinion based on a few thing but before I say what those are my hats off to you Sarah Morris for gaining my attention on these chapters let alone the book. Okay now back our regularly scheduled program. Like I said a few sentences prior to this one, you are and cannot unequivocally have intimate, friendly inside jokes. Master Wyatt who is one of Englands greatest poets does not see it as friendly but intimate and quickly reminds Anne as explained on page 59 in chapter 3. I'm not going to give away details, but Anne was not the future queen of England for nothing. You really need to understand what is going on. Modern day Anne knows the events in history and decides to let them into play instead of stopping what will eventually happen. Let's not forget about Anne's father whom we find out Anne does not fully trust. His eyes are on wealth and not family. As for my video from one of my favorite old school r and b bands, Listen to the first part when he mentions "I have seen your face in a year, we gotta lot of catching up to do"...This is exactly what I would say to Anne if I were King Henry VIII. LOL
Monday, March 17, 2014
The Clear Picture
Anne described him in detail. Basically saying he had class and style. Once she walked over to Thomas and her sister and her sister said I'll leave you two be, I was like hmmmm what's going on here. Intimate, friendly inside jokes? Those are not possible together in my opinion based on a few thing but before I say what those are my hats off to you Sarah Morris for gaining my attention on these chapters let alone the book. Okay now back our regularly scheduled program. Like I said a few sentences prior to this one, you are and cannot unequivocally have intimate, friendly inside jokes. Master Wyatt who is one of Englands greatest poets does not see it as friendly but intimate and quickly reminds Anne as explained on page 59 in chapter 3. I'm not going to give away details, but Anne was not the future queen of England for nothing. You really need to understand what is going on. Modern day Anne knows the events in history and decides to let them into play instead of stopping what will eventually happen. Let's not forget about Anne's father whom we find out Anne does not fully trust. His eyes are on wealth and not family. As for my video from one of my favorite old school r and b bands, Listen to the first part when he mentions "I have seen your face in a year, we gotta lot of catching up to do"...This is exactly what I would say to Anne if I were King Henry VIII. LOL
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ReplyDeleteHaha, YES, Kion :) Perfect. Love that you're drawn in. Also, she had great historical information to draw from. Hopefully, you'll learn much more about it during our discussions/ your research for your final paper.
ReplyDeleteHaha, regularly scheduled program. You crack me up. I'm also loving your modern twist with music. Funny, you and Sarah are totally modernizing Anne B's & Henry VIII's love story.
Sadly, "stormy weather" will have to occur in real life in Anne B (Tudor era). Maybe 21st century will figure out how to get disconnected from Henry before it is too late.
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